Turn Watcher is a tool based on Dungeons & Dragons rules. It is used to track the initiative of your players and monsters. It includes an option to roll initiative on every round, roll will, listen, and spot, and it has a status column that shows you the current status of your players. When you enter a player or monster, you also enter all of its modifiers, so the computer can take care of
rolling all the dice for you. Still want to roll initiative? You can simply order the characters with the Move Up and Move Down options.

BlindTux is a musical quiz game. The goal is to identify the artist, title, or year of a song by choosing an answer from among 4. The maximum number of players is 4. For now, it is played with the keyboard, but soon players will be able to choose with controls they want: keyboard, gamepad, or maybe buzzer.

XMLBeans is a technology for accessing XML by binding it to Java types. XMLBeans provides several ways to get at the XML. You can do this through XML schema that has been compiled to generate Java types that represent schema types. In this way, you can access instances of the schema through JavaBeans-style accessors after the fashion of "getFoo" and "setFoo". The XMLBeans API also allows you to reflect into the XML schema itself through an XML Schema Object model. There is a cursor model through which you can traverse the full XML infoset. There is support for XML DOM.

AntTask-GenerateXML is an Ant task that uses XMLBeans to create example XML instances from a W3C schema. It is especially useful for looking at pieces of schema, as you can set the element you wish to use as the root one. It will use the values from enumerations as the fixed/default values for attributes and elements if they are set. It obeys the XML type system with the exception of regex/patterns.

Zorba is a general-purpose XQuery processor implementing in C++ the W3C family of specifications. It is not an XML database. The query processor has been designed to be embeddable in a variety of environments, such as other programming languages extended with XML processing capabilities, browsers, database servers, XML message dispatchers, or smartphones. Its architecture employes a modular design, which allows customizing the Zorba query processor to the environment’s needs. In particular, the architecture of the query processor allows a pluggable XML store (e.g. main memory, DOM stores, persistent disk-based large stores, and S3 stores).

JiBX/OTA is a set of examples and sample code intended to help developers working with the Open Travel Alliance schemas. It includes two different examples of JiBX code generation from the OTA schemas, an example of WSDL generation from a Java interface for a Web service based on OTA messages, and two different sample implementations of a client and server for the Web service (Axis2 with standard SOAP/HTTP support, and JiBX/WS with SOAP/HTTP as well as POX/HTTP, SOAP/TCP, and POX/TCP, including high-performance XBIS encoding support).

CairoForPHP is an application that demonstrates several functions of the Cairo implementation for PHP. It uses a technique with which, from the same source, it can run both as a desktop application with PHP-GTK and as a Web application, thus demonstrating how PHP-GTK can be used as "just one" method of output and integrated into multi-platform, multi-environment applications. The samples in CairoForPHP are fully adjustable, and code can be "dropped-in" easily in the non-Phar versions: all required additional data interfaces are XML-based. The integrated samples come both pre-rendered and in live rendering, demonstrating both abilities of Cairo here and PHP-GTK's utilization with Cairo in the realization of it. CairoForPHP uses several technologies in order to achieve all this, such as XML-based data interfaces (including XML Schema validation), PHP-GTK, Phar compatibility, Gettext integration, and others.

XmlPlus xsd2cpp is a tool that compiles an XML schema into C++ data bindings. When invoked on an input XSD file, it generates the C++ sources (implementation/headers) for the supplied XML schema, a main.cpp template to demonstrate how generated sources can be consumed, and the automake/autoconf files for building the generated source.

Xtempore is a lightweight, modular, and powerful XML-based domain independent templating language. It's essentially a programming library which provides flexible tools for transforming an object (model) and an XML document (template) into another XML document. Xtempore is implemented in Java and requires JRE 1.5 or later and slf4j for logging.